How to make a stationary dispenser from a regular dispenser bottle
Typically, an emptied detergent or liquid soap dispenser goes straight into the trash bin. But it is better to unscrew the dosing mechanism, carefully cut off the threaded neck from the container and remove the standard dispenser tube.
Using glue, we attach the threaded neck of the container to a plastic pipe of a suitable diameter, the length of which is standardized using plastic scissors.
At the free end of a piece of plastic pipe we also attach a PVC adapter with external thread using glue.
Insert the dispenser into the plastic pipe on the side of the neck of the container and screw its nut onto the thread of the neck. On the adapter with external thread we screw the adapter with internal thread also from PVC. We unscrew the dispenser and attach a flexible plastic tube of the required length to the suction side.
We pass the free end of the tube through an assembly made from a piece of plastic pipe with a glued neck from the container and two PVC adapters. Re-attach the dispenser to the neck of the container.We unscrew the adapter with internal thread and insert a flexible tube into the hole on the sink.
We put an adapter with an internal thread under the kitchen sink onto a plastic flexible tube and use it to secure the dispenser to the sink. We lower the end of the tube into a container with detergent or liquid soap through the corresponding hole in the stopper.
Now the dispenser is ready for use for its intended purpose.
